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Where do you go from there? Well, Charles Soule and Mike Henderson will be filling us in on that this week. Iron Fist #80 cover by Jeff Dekal Iron Fist #80 The past two issues of Iron Fist have been underwhelming in the grand scheme of this run, but, with the series coming to an apparent and my love of Danny Rand undiminished, I[...]

Bleeding Cool's Robert Goode reports from C2E2 2018: It's the first day of C2E2, and Charles Soule sat down on the live stage to talk about Marvel's The Hunt for Wolverine. Charles Soule at C2E2 Photograph by Robert Goode In 2014, Soule wrote The Death of Wolverine, which ended with the character trapped in an Adamantium statue. The Hunt for Wolverine:[...]

This week Jeremy and Josh discuss comics like Doomsday Clock #4, Dark Knights: Metal #6, Daredevil #600, Saga #50, and Days of Hate #3. Also, they talk about why you should probably just read Terrifics #2 instead.

Kingpin has a great action scene in this book to boot, and the finale was shocking if nothing else. Charles Soule and Ron Garney did some excellent work here. The Crow: Memento Mori #1 cover by Werther Dell'Edera and Giovanni Niro Loss: The Crow: Memento Mori #1 is One of the Worst Crow Stories As a fan of James O'Barr's The Crow, I can tell[...]

Milla's color work is a little brighter than usual in this one, but it's a nice change that accentuates the costumes. Daredevil #600 is another excellent issue in Charles Soule's run of the series The lack of a complete ending does detract from the book, but the overall story is often fun, at times intense, and[...]

This promises a standoff between Daredevil, his allies, the forces of Kingpin, and the violent Muse. Charles Soule and Ron Garney have done some phenomenal work with this title, and the 600th issue has the potential to be the best installment yet Plus, Mike Perkins will be applying his legendary talent to this book. Jessica Jones #18 cover by David Mack Jessica Jones[...]

Charles Soule, Ron Garney, and Matt Milla deserve high praise for constructing these moments It is uniquely compelling character work, and it just looks great. The issue sets up well for the anticipated #600 beyond just biding time Fisk's building aggression and frustration with both DD and Muse is shown Blindspot's animosity towards Matt as well[...]

But is that enough to stop Emperor Buzzkill and his horde of hapless minions who are bent on ending pizza parties, skateboarding, and all things rad? And can poor, pitiful Jeremy Duderman, quite possibly the dorkiest dude in the universe, help Rex in defeating them? (STL077939) SC, 168pgs, FC   SRP: $14.99 MAR181795 LETTER 44 DLX HC VOL 01[...]

Time to check out Astonishing X-Men… Astonishing X-Men #8 Writer: Charles Soule Penciler: Paulo Siqueira Inkers: Walder Wong and Roberto Poggi Colorist: Edgar Delgado Letterer: Clayton Cowles Cover: Mike Deodato Jr and Frank Martin We're joining the storyline A Man Called X in progress here, which sees Professor Xavier return as a dashing young man, replacing Fantomex in Fantomex's body… sort of[...]

This isn't new, of course, but writer Charles Soule clearly has a strong grasp on how to best make this work with his Daredevil. Daredevil #598 art by Ron Garney and Matt Milla Artist Ron Garney, and his ultra-gritty style fits the noir tone perfectly This world is misshapen, dark, and unnerving, and it's beautiful in its[...]

The Hunt for Wolverine is on, everyone gets a Venom 30th variant, and Josh must face the world without a currently running Luke Cage title. INFINITY COUNTDOWN #2 (OF 5) GERRY DUGGAN (W) • AAARON KUDER & MIKE HAWTHORNE (A) Cover by NICK BRADSHAW VARIANT COVER BY RON LIM VENOM 30TH VARIANT COVER BY TBA CONNECTING VARIANT COVER BY AARON KUDER (2 OF 5) SUPER SKRULL[...]

Charles Soule is a superstar comic book writer who, if only for a brief time (and even if he's playing a role in bringing the runt back), successfully killed Wolverine He's also a lawyer, so when people accuse him of not having a real job, he can say, "well actually…" without needing to convince them[...]

In Daredevil #597, Daredevil continues his digging into Mayor Fisk. Matt Murdock has been appointed as deputy mayor to the former Kingpin of Crime. Plus, the city is still on the hunt for Daredevil. Does this make for a good read?

The Astonishing X-Men must deal with the possible return of Professor Xavier from the Astral Plane as well as the loss of Fantomex in the process. Does this drama make for a good read?

We can't thank Newsarama enough for getting to the bottom of this mystery. Next up is Charles Soule, who, as it turns out, is also working on a "big Marvel thing freshening up a character" this year according to a separate Newsarama report This comes once again from a year-end blog post by Soule, in which Soule[...]

With Marvel's solicits now out for March 2018, we get a look at the Star Wars titles that will come out that month. March sees Star Wars: Poe Dameron reach its landmark 25th issue, and the solicit does present some interesting possibilities. STAR WARS: POE DAMERON #25 CHARLES SOULE (W) Angel Unzueta (A) Cover by PHIL NOTO It's the end of[...]

The comparisons to Mark Millar's Civil War are still notable, but Charles Soule keeps the plot tight and focused enough that it doesn't get lost in trying to make the events overly dramatized. At one point, a police officer makes a comment about how he would never expect Daredevil to go bad That does leave me[...]

Darth Vader has found the Jedi Archivist Jocasta Nu. She is currently battling the Grand Inquisitor. Vader needs her alive. Is it a good read?

The X-Men and the ghost of Professor X enter their final struggle against the spread of the Shadow King before London burns. Is it a good read?

There were also kind words from talent like Charles Soule, Greg Pak, and Christos Gage. Good lord, Brian, that is horrible I am so glad you are recovering! If there is anything we can do when we get home on Wednesday, let me know! — Gail Simone (@GailSimone) December 9, 2017 He announced that he will not be able[...]

Jocasta Nu infiltrates the old Jedi Archives while Darth Vader learns a lesson in restraint. Before long, these two must meet. Is it a good read?

Charles Soule continues to carve out his own legacy in the history of Daredevil The premise of Kingpin being elected as the mayor of New York seems so straightforward and genius that I can't believe it hasn't been done before Fisk prioritizing ousting the heroes makes a lot of sense, considering the years he spent[...]

The Astonishing X-Men continue their struggle against the Shadow King as Xavier makes himself known to his former students. But is it a good read?

Again, it's not perfect, but it looks good and is effective. Darth Vader remains a compelling read under Charles Soule and Giuseppe Camuncoli While the art isn't quite fitting, it's still solid work backing up great storytelling This one remains on my recommended list Give it a try. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Darth Vader has been put[...]

Charles Soule has a great grasp on Daredevil by this point His depiction of the character is engaging and easy to root for His battle with the hand is pretty cool, even as he is constantly beat down and broken, he refuses to give in He's Daredevil, and he truly is the Man Without Fear. The[...]

Matt Milla's color work is appropriately faded-looking, and the two together capture the noire vibe that has always run through the life and times of Matt Murdock. While I can't say this was the most exciting or interesting issue of Charles Soule's Daredevil, I can say that this comic never left me bored or dissatisfied[...]

The two have an intense duel. Charles Soule accomplishes some skillfully subtle characterization of Darth Vader in the beginning to this comic Emperor Palpatine offers to repair Vader's suit for him, but he senses Vader's frustration with that proposition Knowing that Vader was once a skilled engineer, he allows Vader to take care of it himself. It's[...]

On top of that, the Xavier from the Astral Plane has made contact with Psylocke and attempts to convince her that he is one her side. Back in the Astral Plane, the pairing of Fantomex and Mystique along with the couple of Rogue and Gambit attempt to rekindle some romantic flames long thought to have gone[...]

He was joined by several X-creators such as Ed Brisson (Cable, Old Man Logan), Matthew Rosenberg (Secret Warriors), and Charles Soule (Astonishing X-Men). The head-scratcher from the panel may be the "will they" or "won't they" of a potential Storm solo series. In response to an audience member asking about the possibility of a new Storm book,[...]

Seems like a weird way to promote, but Lucasfilm has always seemed to do pretty well in that area. As far as the rest of the panel, there were 12 authors there, although Charles Soule, writer of the Darth Vader and Poe Dameron comics, had to leave only a few minutes in to go meet Mark[...]